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BitMart Wallets Fall to $69M as Users Report Withdrawal Freezes
BitMart wallets dropped to about $69M on Monday from $102M on July 6 as users reported withdrawal delays and on-chain freeze notices during its wind-down.

Crypto ETFs Are Undercutting Exchanges With 1-3bps Trading Fees
Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas says crypto ETFs let traders buy coins for 1-3 basis points, squeezing exchange trading fees. What it means for how you buy crypto.

WEMIX Halts Bridges and Trading After $724K Contract Exploit
WEMIX suspended bridges and trading network-wide after an attacker breached a linked smart contract and moved roughly $724,000, freezing funds.

WEMIX Contract Owner Keys Compromised, $6.25M in Tokens Minted
An attacker gained owner privileges on a WEMIX contract and minted $6.25M in tokens with no backing, the latest privileged-key failure of 2026.

Storj Labs Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy After $35M in Funding
Storj Labs, the decentralized cloud storage project, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after raising roughly $35M. Here is what collapsed and what it signals.

South Korea Trading Giant Tokenizes Receivables in LG CNS Test
One of South Korea's largest trading companies is putting trade receivables onchain in a tokenization pilot with LG CNS, a sign enterprise RWA is moving from pitch decks to production.

Congress Races to Close a $200B Dormant Bitcoin Loophole
A lawsuit argues 3.8M dormant Bitcoin could be claimed under lost-property rules. Congress is drafting CLARITY Section 20216 to shut the door first.

Asia's Crypto Policy Wave: Japan Eyes Bitcoin ETFs, Korea Opens Up
Japan targets Bitcoin ETFs by 2028 and elevates on-chain finance to national policy, South Korea widens institutional access, and Russia builds regulated trading rails.

South Korea's Largest Bank Goes Live on JPMorgan's Kinexys
KB Kookmin Bank will run US dollar cross-border payments on JPMorgan's Kinexys blockchain, marking one of Asia's largest lenders moving settlement onchain.

El Salvador's Bitcoin Law at Five Years: Just 0.7% of Remittances
Five years after El Salvador made Bitcoin legal tender, crypto handles only 0.7% of the country's $5B remittance market. A look at why adoption stalled.
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